DictionaryRoot: fé
Old Norse

money

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A single ordinary older man stands casually with one hand in his trouser pocket, illustrating the everyday sense of “a man or boy.”.
noun

fellow

FEL-oh/fˈɛloʊ/

An informal term for a person, especially a man or boy.

Etymology

The money and laying-down elements seem to describe someone pooling money with another in a joint venture. From “partner” or “companion,” fellow broadened into a familiar term for a man or boy.

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